Sentence examples for damages integrity from inspiring English sources

In addition to the visual check of the skin sample for macroscopic damages, integrity may be tested by measurement of electrical resistance, transepidermal water loss, or the absorption of an internal standard across the skin [21].

A drink, so what? for me it's the pattern … one drink, one coffee, one meal, I'm not sure if that's going to damage integrity but I think sustained contact can.

Lipid peroxidation is the major cause for seed deterioration that damage integrity of cell membrane (Gidrol et al., 1989).

By contrast, a low FA reflects damaged integrity of the white matter [ 9].

"It damages the integrity and reputation of football and it had to be stopped," Collins said.

The removal of these sections may not harm the quality of the game, but it certainly damages its integrity.

Yet the status quo — a dysfunctional system that exploits athletes and damages the integrity of universities — has endured.

The absence of star players on Origin duty damages the integrity of the premiership, which in turn damages attendance and ratings and thus hurts the bottom line.

"Tranmere Rovers will not tolerate any action that damages the integrity of this football club," said Mick Horton, football operations director and club secretary.

Mr. Calatrava, right, maintains that the extension breaks the "symmetry," "distorts the design" and "damages the integrity" of his glass-tiled bridge over the river Nervión.

Mark Zaid, a US lawyer representing one of the prosecuted women, said the court ruling damages the integrity of the system of diplomatic immunity.